Open Source SDK Engineer at Readme | Torre

Open Source SDK Engineer

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Full-time

Legal agreement: To be defined

USD75.4K - 100K/year

~COP150M - 200M/year

+ Equity

+ Bonuses

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Hybrid (US)
Posted over 2 years ago

Responsibilities


- ReadMe helps more than 5,000 leading startups and tech companies build beautiful, personalized, and interactive developer hubs. - We provide tools for teams to build a better developer experience and make their products and APIs easier to use. - We have great support from our investors at Accel who led our Series A, and our interview process reflects the open, caring, and whimsical culture we want to maintain as we scale. We are looking for a polyglot engineer to join our team and work on improving and spreading our open source libraries to more languages. You will be responsible for owning all our public modules in various languages, translating core features to new languages, and ensuring the implementations in various languages are up to date and have comparable implementations of features. Additionally, you will engage with our community, work closely with the Product and Engineering teams, and create new packages and SDKs as needed. If you are comfortable in many languages, passionate about the developer experience of APIs, and experienced with package managers and publishing packages, we'd love to have you join our team! Responsibilities: - Own all our public modules in various languages - Work with Sales/Support/Product to understand what languages our customers most need, and translate core features to new languages - Make sure the implementations in various languages are all up to date and have comparable implementations of features - Engage with our community to merge pull requests and answer public issues - Work closely with the rest of the Product and Engineering teams to make sure our public tools feel closely integrated with the rest of the product - Create new packages/sdks/etc as we need ‘em!